Using graph search to solve real-world problems in C# Most day-to-day C# work involves flat...
Using graph search to solve real-world problems in C#
Most day-to-day C# work involves flat collections: filter a list, sort a table, look something up by key. Those shapes are well served by LINQ and a dictionary. But some problems are about relationships rather than records, and flat collections handle them badly.
A few examples that show up in real systems:
Which permissions does a user inherit through nested role groups?
Which build targets need to rebuild when this one file changes?
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